This walk covers the most scenic and impressive sections of the
Dingle Way. It is a fairly easy walk and does not involve too
much in the way of ascent (except for the last day) and is therefore
ideal for those who want to enjoy the splendour and beauty of
the rugged Dingle Peninsula without the pain. The Dingle Peninsula
is liberally scattered with links to the history and legend of
ancient Ireland – with relics and sites that cover the
Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age through to early Christian,
Viking and medieval sites.
This rich archaeological heritage, the oral tradition of local
Irish folklore and mythology combines with the open warmth, friendliness
and hospitality of the local populace to make a visit to the Dingle
Peninsula a truly memorable and unique experience.
"Cead Míle Fáilte go dtí Corca
Dhuibhne".
